The Joys Of St Austell

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The Joys Of St Austell

Growing up in the

Quaint surroundings of Stennalees, Selwyn could never have imagined he would end up as

Both a leading Musician, and the Main Engineer and producer at St Austell's Biggest Studio Complex

The ApeCage Studio complex shortly after it was created

Studio Complex358.80 Kb

and it's farsighted design still dominates the area although less dramatically

it enjoys Scenic Views

and is at the heart of local culture

to match the dramatic modern styling of the Studios

the Council remodelled St Austell

a process being finished off by todays Councillors with the demolition of the 1930s Deco styled Cinema

removing the last hinderance to Rebuilding a new St.Austell with no reference to it's past at all

soon we'll have a nice modern Town built with the latest attitudes to care and craftsmanship to go with the New Railway Station

seen here shortly after it's opening in time for Christmas 2007

I don't think "Tommy" Agar-Robartes, the St.Austell MP who died in the 1st World War

could have believed what the council have done with the Old St.Austell he knew and loved, but then he lived

in the abysmally old fashioned conditions at Lanhydrock House, which perhaps, the council should consider modernising, in his memory, once they've finished off St.Austell

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Growing up in the
Quaint surroundings of Stennalees, Selwyn could never have imagined he would end up as		Both a leading Musician, and the Main Engineer and producer at St Austell's Biggest Studio Complex

	The ApeCage Studio complex shortly after it was created Studio Complex358.80 Kb
	and it's farsighted design still dominates the area although less dramatically
it enjoys Scenic Views		and is at the heart of local culture
to match the dramatic modern styling of the Studios	the Council remodelled St Austell
a process being finished off by todays Councillors with the demolition of the 1930s Deco styled Cinema		removing the last hinderance to Rebuilding a new St.Austell with no reference to it's past at all
	soon we'll have a nice modern Town built with the latest attitudes to care and craftsmanship to go with the New Railway Station
seen here shortly after it's opening in time for Christmas 2007
	I don't think "Tommy" Agar-Robartes, the St.Austell MP who died in the 1st World War
could have believed what the council have done with the Old St.Austell he knew and loved, but then he lived		in the abysmally old fashioned conditions at Lanhydrock House, which perhaps, the council should consider modernising, in his memory, once they've finished off St.Austell